Seven Sisters waterfall

The Seven Sisters Waterfall is located in the famous Geirangerfjord. It is a very magnificent waterfall group. There are 7 waterfalls in total. You can see these 7 different bodies while visiting the Geirangerfjord. Beautiful waterfall. All of them are very unique, like 7 intimate sisters, which are worth browsing.

Geirangerfjord has many waterfalls for you to admire, and the Seven Sisters of these waterfalls is the most famous one. The Seven Sisters Waterfall is said to be the 39th tallest waterfall in Norway and part of Geiranger’s World Heritage Site. The highest waterfall has a drop of about 250 meters. Add a touch of joy to the beauty of Geirangerfjord

GEIRANGER Fjord, from Geiranger to Hellesylt, the journey takes 1 hour. The mountains on both sides are indeed taller than Aurran Fjord. Hellesylt is more beautiful than Geiranger and Flåm. A waterfall divides the town into two sides with a stone bridge connecting it.

The sky is not beautiful, sometimes dark clouds are covered, sometimes light rain, sometimes rainbow, the fjord is ten miles different days. As the ferry advances, the mystery of Gaiwan gradually emerges. The length of Gaiwan is 15 kilometers. There are 1,500-meter-high cliffs on both sides of the bay. Numerous waterfalls cascade down. The most famous ones are "Groom's Veil" and "Seven Sisters". At the top of the fjord is the village of Geiranger, which has become a tourist distribution center. It can be extended from Gai Village to other scenic spots. In 2005 Gaiwan was included in the United Nations World Cultural Heritage.

When we visited the Geirangerfjord, it happened to have rained two days ago. We were very lucky to catch up with the large water volume. This is the best opportunity to see the waterfall. The Seven Sisters Waterfall is composed of seven waterfalls of different sizes. The two in the middle have the largest amount of water, and the remaining five are slightly smaller. The waterfall feels very magnificent and beautiful, and it fits so seamlessly with the scenery of the fjord, just like a fairyland.